... THE LONDON TUBE STRIKE. POSSIBILITY TROUBLE SPREADING. There possibilities of the strike the Tube railways spr ...

... time for vehicles 5.41 p.m. Restricted lighting 9,41 p.m. THE “TUBE” DISPUTE. Mr. J. H. Thomas Denounces the Strike. The Tube strike which, following on the 'bus strike, disorganised London on Saturday, remained unsettled last night, although the position ...

... soldiers, whoso confidence in the High Command is diminishing, attribute the reverses inexperience young recruitii. THE TUBE STRIKE. ISio Change in the Position To-day. The strike position in the tube railways in London early to-day was much the same Saturday ...

... tbedr tour came contact with any pacifists, hoped they would sit them m'-t emphatically. (Loud applause.) TRUCE IN LONDON TUBE STRIKE. DECISION TO RESUME WORK IMMEDIATELY. & man meeting Lend Tube striker* held last night, a resolution to resomo work immediately ...

... LONDON TUBE DISPUTE. Many of the Workers Return Duty To-day. far the running of trains the various system-, affected the Tube strike London was concerned, there was practically change morning, and the diminished services were again heavily taxed, but o’clock ...

... ships for (be Norwegian ships destroyed, as well full compensation to. the families the seamen killed.*- Exchange. LONDON “TUBE” STRIKE. THE QUESTION WOMEN LABOUR. All the London “Tube** strikers did not adopt the suggestion of Mr. F. Beale, vice-president ...

... THE LONDON TUBE STRIKE OVER. RETURNING TO WORK. Dislocation of the Tube railway services in London greatly eased to-day. The staff's are coming back to work very well,' said Mr. Blain, operating manager of the Traffic Combine. The number of conductresses ...

... ag the aetiop included number of provincials. Once the encircling ta ...

... night and was still burning yesterday morning. «.«» £5,000 don* * r H S .U Wia ten - **• END OF THE LONDON “TUBE” STRIKE, London “Tube strike terminated yesterday r ' be ,g running and stations reopened. Hkbsfoed Cattle Market west I ? * lut week the ...

... their executive will prevent any drastic action during the negotiations, but regardcd po,- 1- tion as serious. Members tho Tube Strike Committee, interviewed yet-terday. also expressed the view that precipitate act ion should taken by rank and file while ...

... Executive of the Boilermakers’ Society advising members to accept the conditions under the ’47-hour week scheme. , LONDON TUBE STRIKE THREAT With; regard lo the threat members the Electrical Trades Union stop the London tubes withdrawing their labour Yrom ...

... regarding the latest war bonus award the Wages Beard was referred to, and the position reviewed, but action was taken. NO TUBE STRIKE. RESULT OF CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICIANS* DEMANDS conference of reoresentatives of the Railway Executive Committee and the ...